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ventilation effects. The upstream condition appears to be the critical value. Consequently, 2D simulations require spe-
quite limited, because it forces the flow in one direction, cific precautions and can be used in specific situations only.
especially if the velocity's components are imposed. For
modeling, it may be more reasonable to specify differ-
ent pressure boundary conditions at the portals, such as FINDINGS ON NUMERICAL MODELING
wind effects.
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Simplifying the model can also have an effect on the results. of cases for which no experimental data are available. After
a preliminary validation has been made from full-scale tests,
Another challenge is in setting the time step for transient simulations are used to study many other situations. This tech-
modeling. Sensitivity analyses are suggested to select the nique provides a general description of the various phenomena.
appropriate time step. The use of simplified models may be This is the only method that offers such possibilities, even if
applicable for long tunnels for which the boundary conditions the results must be considered as orders of magnitude.
are difficult to describe. A simplified model, such as a one-
dimensional (1D) model, can be used to estimate globally the The major restriction is the time needed for the calculation
flow in the complete tunnel and derive the boundary conditions and the complexity of the model. Lengthy preliminary vali-
to impose at both ends of the mesh. Simplified 1D models dations and skillful users are necessary; otherwise the obtained
can evaluate the critical fire locations, depending on the results may be misleading.
tunnel geometry and ventilation scheme.
The CFD models are therefore adapted principally to certain
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is used to estimate globally the flow in the complete tunnel
and derive the boundary conditions to impose at both ends of � To set up general design rules by simulating typical
the mesh for 2D and 3D models. Simplified 1D models are cases.
used to evaluate the critical fire locations depending on the � To investigate new or especially complex situations.
tunnel geometry and ventilation scheme, evaluate ventilation � To obtain a thorough understanding of actual fires and
requirements, and provide ample sensitivity information. to analyze them.
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simplification of the problem by utilizing a flow between two methods. For instance, full-size testing will benefit from some
planes requires some precautions, such as: preliminary computational simulations (if necessary, very
approximate) to assess the expected phenomena and their
orders of magnitude. Also, a test program on scale models
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simplified ones, such as 2D or 1D models, to determine
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development of the numerical simulation.
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tional terms. A validation assessment has been performed on ing CFD models (35).
the basis of Ofenegg Tunnel experiments.
A plan to set up a CFD model that has been calibrated and
Some important limitations must be mentioned. For exam- fitted with the numerous parameters that can easily be used by
ple, this technique does not correctly describe the stratification an unskilled user is probably not realistic. A preliminary val-
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Manure v Barca
Damn ManUre... if they win in Moscow how bloody smug will their faces be ?
Lets hope we beat Chelsea tomorrow if not lets hope Chelsea get their own back in the EPL and beat ManuRe.. however I expect us to beat Chelsea..
Then again I expected Barca to beat ManUre.. except as usual ManUre had some very lucky refereeing decisions as per bloody usual !! What a lucky goal Scholes shot was.. he just hit it and hoped..-
I hope there was a hint of sarcasm in the scholes goal comment sofa! Scholes is one of the best strikers of a football around - that was no lucky shot believe me. When you watch the replay you will see how he moved his foot across the ball to get the swerve he did, and managed to retain the power.
I was hoping for a Barca win tonight, but credit where its due, Utd did a good job - they reminded me of us on the big eiropean nights, restricting the other team, defending resolutely and then scaring the shit out of their fans in the last five minuites.
I thought Ronaldo was a disgrace again tonight - he is such a wonderful talent, but it would be so much better if he acted like a man, indstead of a sulky little boy when things don't go his way.- 2 Replies to A Yahoo! User
Yes a fine finish, but he was gifted the ball. Not so unlike Rooney at the weekend.
Seems to me, and some of the comments on the Manc board will back this up (although they will not admit it) that Fergie took a page from Rafa's book. Nil nil away draw, with all but a lone striker thinking defense first, then rest (rotate) squad, before the deciding home match. Were they playing Barca, or Chelsea? Credit to SAF, he's learning, so hope for him yet! -
Tell u what though when I watched it I got the feeling of how similar he and Riise are as in the step up a gear when it's a big occasion and Riise has the habit of scoring in big games.. Last weeks OG was a mere mistake..


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Hate, Sorrow, Fear, Doubt, Vengeance. People inspire these in me. They are a one way street, I **** you not. Go to Hell in Sweden. Anger.
Get it? Welcome back to Earth, people.
Those shooters...
To be quite honest, telepathy is no joke. I know every one of you.
Its not bad. They could shut the internet down abruptly and source it to a king drive. And do some real work in this world.
The bad men don't care and for real, but its the Lords work you know....
A leadoff hitter Someone young. Elsbury. Go dope.
Best pull the yank, order our ****. On society 2012 you know? Its bunk. Hah
Bring it home. The problem is infestation. The fowls oooooo. Serpents. Dragons hunt, the little guys.
St. Patrick.
We should take the bad apples to Hell Sweden 2013.
How about it? Lets get started.
What about trading up with Blanco and prospects?
I like David DeJesus.
What about Soriano as well?
This is not going to blow over. Let hate ring. Guys, not all of us are evil. Find out, are you the hero, or the villain. Some guys play childhood games as a hero, others imagine themselves monsters....
The 49ers.
Wait for the offense to heat up. Randy Moss leads a very formidable receiving corps. They need to run some deep routes in chaos. Keep them stormy of the mind.
LMAO. I have perfect rhythm. Recording technique? Who said your speakers are even worthy. Rast play live, friends.
Techno beats are MacDonald's.
You would have to reference me YR best songs. Electronica beats will be hung. Either in a drug induced riot at some rave. Or by my hate. Smooth vibrations.
Arm them blind? How does this solve those I hate?
Lets round up friends and hang the demons.
Buckwheat, no.
Either way, its out of control. I see 2013 as the beginning of a global utopian society, with me as chief.
I don't know where to add. Probably a arm. Maybe some solid prospects, that would be nice.
Hip Hop hasn't produced a single tear drop.
Johnny Cash is in three separate HoF's.
Hey, he might be the greatest musician ever.
Hendrix, Marley, and Cash.
You said it. Now what? Lets unite. :clap:
NWA is dope. But really, shut up. Johnny is legend.
Nirvana really had a sound of the times, kinda sorrowful. So lets punch through all together now. Nice and easy. 2013, let it bring us together, and no more techno beats.
How old are you? Have you ever listened to Nirvana?
Its science, gabs. Techno beats kill.
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The Rutgers University Nuclear Physics Group is hosting one of several EIC Workshops jointly sponsored by Jefferson Lab and the Jefferson Lab Users Group, and supported by the laboratory and the Jefferson Science Associates, LLC Initiatives Fund.
The Workshops explore the physics of a high-luminosity, medium-energy EIC, as presently being developed at JLab as a possible future option. The Rutgers Workshop focuses on exclusive electron-nucleon reactions intended to map out generalized parton distributions, and to describe the structure of nucleons in terms of their basic QCD degrees of freedom, the quarks and gluons. The goal is to have a "working" meeting to investigate the case for the physics and the design requirements for the proposed high-luminosity machine.
The Workshop is planned for March 14-15, 2010, in the Theory Seminar Room (385E) of Serin Physics Laboratory in Piscataway. We expect to have support to waive all registration fees, but advance registration is required so that the budget and our ability to support some local travel expenses of attendees can be known in advance.
More information can be found through the Jefferson Lab EIC page, or through the EIC Collaboration page. An alternative proposal is for the Large Hadron Electron Collider, LHeC. There is also a CERN COURIER EIC article.


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Eric Gordon is very, very good. In a few years he will be one of the best slashing guards in the league. The Clippers were only going to trade him for a handful of players in the league (Chris Paul being one of them).
Here he is getting the Hornets a win over the Suns in the season opener for both teams. These final two gave Gordon 20 on the night, and he hit this over the much taller Jared Dudley. You're going to see a lot more Gordon highlights over the years.
As a bonus track, here is Russell Westbrook breaking Luke Ridnour's ankles from Tuesday.
- vexey - Dec 27, 2011 at 8:48 AM
- sboger3 - Dec 27, 2011 at 8:50 AM
You didn't hear? He got traded again…haha
- irvness21 - Dec 27, 2011 at 9:09 AM
LMAO… i was just thinking did i miss him getting traded again. Then i said him and Stephen Jackson could do some things in Charlotte..
- qdog112 - Dec 27, 2011 at 8:52 AM
Earth to Helin – the Hornets have not been based in Charlotte for 10 years. Just noticed how you butchered Tyreke Evans' name. You don't get paid do you?
- cakemixa - Dec 27, 2011 at 8:56 AM
Good God, are you serious? Charlotte? We know the national media only cares about 5-6 teams, but when you finally find the time to write something about one of the "insignificant teams", could you please at least get the city right? They've only been there for oh, a decade or so.
- Chris Fiorentino - Dec 27, 2011 at 12:23 PM
Far be it from me to rip Kurt for an honest mistake, the thing I noticed is just how little Gordon seemed to care about hitting that shot. He barely slapped 5 with anyone and didn't even give the typical chest-bump with anyone. Now, I only saw this shot, so maybe he was in full "serious" mode. But for those people who watched the entire game, does he seem like he wants to be in NO the rest of the game?


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At six voting sites in Flushing, Queens, where there are large Chinese American populations, the party headings for all state races were wrong. The "Democratic" label was translated as "Republican," and "Republican" was rendered as "Democratic."
"I just don't understand why they can't get the Chinese ballots right," says Chinatown voter Stephanie Woo. "It just shows how little they care."
Woo isn't alone in her outrage. "The Board of Elections has been careless," says Margaret Fung, executive director of the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund. "This is just inexcusable."
Fung says her group has notified the U.S. Department of Justice, but she doubts whether the mistakes affected the outcome in those precincts.
What matters more to community advocates is the way a long laundry list of errors by the New York City Board of Elections may have served to disenfranchise Chinese Americans. Though official numbers from this election aren't yet available, in 1996, about 30 percent of the city's Chinese American voters depended on Chinese ballots. As many as 70 percent of Chinatown residents do not speak English, and only about 30 percent of eligible voters are registered.
This year, says the AALDEF, Chinese Americans in New York City voted in record numbersbut when they got to the polls they found the Board of Elections wasn't prepared to deal with the heavy turnout. At least three voting sites in Manhattan's Chinatown lacked adequate interpreters. At P.S. 2, the Board of Elections promised five interpreters; one showed up. Some sites ran out of Chinese-language voting materials. And the Chinese characters on the ballots were so small the Board of Elections had to provide magnifying glasses.
The problems extended past the polling place. Many Chinese American voters did not receive voter registration cards they had requested by mail or they received cards with wrong names and addresses. The Cantonese instructions given on the Board of Elections voter hotline were so poor that bilingual Kymie Hwang says she had to listen to them in English before she could understand the Cantonese.
Chinese Americans who used absentee ballots were faced with flawed instructions in the race for state Supreme Court justice. The English directions read "Vote for any THREE." But the Chinese ones gave conflicting orders: First people were asked to "Vote for any FIVE," then they were told to "Vote for any THREE."
Advocates say the message to Chinese Americans is clear: You and your vote don't matter. According to the AALDEF, not one of New York's 1 million Asian Americans has ever been elected to city or state office, a fact that illustrates the extent to which Chinese Americans are estranged from the political process.
Since 1992, the law has required that New York County must provide English, Spanish, and Chinese ballots, voting materials, and language assistance at polling places. So why did all these errors happen?
The New York City Board of Elections sends the machine and paper ballots to different translations companies. In addition, the NYC elections office does not have a paid in-house Chinese language proofreader to verify the instructions or the candidates' names on any of the ballots. "We rely on the accuracy of our translation companies," says Naomi Bernstein, spokesperson for the NYC board. She added that staff members "who are Asian" look at the ballots.
Daniel De Francesco, the executive director at the NYC elections board, says the Asian staff there consists of "one gentleman who speaks some Chinese and a couple of Koreans."
The task of checking the translations largely falls to Board of Elections clerks. "We have no one who actually knows the language who proofreads," says clerk Matt Graves. "We have employees that have Chinese language skills that read it, but there is no one employed to do it. It's based on a sight comparison."
This year's paper ballots were translated by Global Word, Inc., of New Jersey. Alan Bertelle, a senior account manager there, says the company relies on the elections board to send any corrections.
Having monitored Chinatown elections since 1992, Peter Lau of the Chinatown Voter Education Alliance says translation mistakes happen every year. Lau says the elections board has long been reluctant to make provisions for Chinese speakers. In 1994, he recalls, the board agreed to translate the instructions, but not the candidates' names.
"First, there was not enough time to put their names on the ballot, and secondly there wasn't enough space on the ballot," he says. "Ultimately we threatened to sue them. We were about to file the lawsuit, when the Board of Elections agreed to include the candidates' names. Suddenly, they found enough space on the ballots."
Lau says he wants the board to hire someone to review the Chinese translations. "Otherwise," he says, "there is no quality control."
The kinds of mistakes plaguing the Chinese ballot haven't been as big a factor for the other non-English ballots New York City is required to offer. "We've never had a problem with Spanish in a thousand years," says De Francesco. "We have staff members that speak Spanish."


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More than 1,500 researchers from more than 40 different University of Illinois departments as diverse as psychology, computer science, electrical and computer engineering, and biochemistry work within and across four research themes at the Beckman Institute.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The billionaire founder of Sports Direct (SPD.L) could net a one-off shares bonus worth about 39 million pounds after Britain's biggest sporting goods retailer said it was considering a new payout proposal.
The group, which owns Sports Direct.com and Lillywhites stores as well as brands like Slazenger, said it was considering granting majority shareholder Mike Ashley 10 million shares, which would vest in 2018 if performance targets were met.
Ashley holds 71 percent of Sports Direct's equity and is executive deputy chairman. He takes no salary and generates significant free advertising for the firm through his ownership of English Premier League football club Newcastle United.
Shares in the FTSE 250 firm, which have doubled in value in a year, were down 6.0 percent to 384.7 pence at 1249 GMT, valuing Ashley's potential payout at about 39 million pounds.
The new proposal comes after the firm's shareholders in September rejected plans to grant Ashley 8 million shares because of the limited performance criteria involved and because the scheme was potentially open to other executives.
Sports Direct said that, after listening to feedback, the new scheme would be specific to Ashley and included new performance targets. The revised proposal would have to be passed by shareholders and will likely be put to them in early 2013.
"The board remains committed to implementing a scheme to recognise the ongoing substantial and essential contribution of Mike Ashley," it said on Thursday.
The news came as the firm reported a 17 percent rise in profit for the first half of its financial year, helped by a sporting summer which included a strong performance from Britain at the London Olympics. It added that it expected to raise its profit targets for 2014 and 2015.
The group said underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) and before the costs of its employee bonus share scheme were 163 million pounds in the 26 weeks to October 28.
That compared with 139.2 million posted in the same period a year ago. The group is targeting underlying EBITDA for 2012-13 of 270 million pounds, before a charge for bonus share schemes.
The group said that based on its strong performance it would likely increase its underlying EBITDA targets for the next two financial years from 290 million pounds to 310 million in 2014, and from 340 million pounds to 360 million in 2015.
While many UK retailers have struggled as consumers grapple with rising prices and muted wage growth, heavy discounter Sports Direct has coped well, benefiting from the woes of its rivals, a growing internet presence, highly motivated staff due to a lucrative bonus scheme and European expansion.
In October the firm bought 20 stores and nearly all the stock of rival JJB Sports after it fell into administration and closed the bulk of its stores.
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Sticky: New Animated Film Will Break Your Heart
Skip to storyThe critically endangered Lord Howe Stick insect (Dryococelus australis) is one of my favorite bugs. It's hard not to love an insect this big and lumbering. ("Big" in this case means "a 15cm huge freakin' insect.") They look like the sort of thing evolution came up with after several pitchers of margaritas.
Lord Howe Stick Insects also have a fabulous nickname: "Tree Lobsters." Despite their size, they are gentle plant-eating giants. They are wingless and nocturnal, and eat only one species of scrubby tree. Tree lobsters originally lived on Lord Howe Island east of Australia, and were first described taxonomically by Europeans in 1885.
Thirty-three years later in 1918, a shipwreck brought rats to the island. The rats made short work of the unique wildlife. Thirty bird, insect, and mammal species unique to the island are known to have gone extinct; 15 are still critically endangered. The last tree lobster was seen on Lord Howe Island in 1920; they were officially declared extinct in 1986.
We tend to focus on vertebrate extinctions when studying how humans affected the special ecosystems of Australia and New Zealand. Bettongs, Tasmanian wolves — many marsupials vanished quickly after Europeans arrived in 1788. We mourn the flightless birds and ground nesters that found they were not prepared for their new, introduced predators. Those stories are important, but the number of lost vertebrate species is probably tiny compared to the amount of insect species lost.
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is a scientific coalition that authors the Red List. The Red List is the definitive international list of species extinction status. Fifty-eight percent of the invertebrate species in the IUCN database are already extinct, endangered, or threatened.
Being a naturalist in the 21st century is like being an art enthusiast in a world where an art museum burns to the ground every year.
— Alex Wild (@Myrmecos) December 22, 2013
Sometimes, though, we get a chance to put out a fire. In February 2001, a team of scientists found a handful of Lord Howe Stick Insects in one bush on a Ball's Pyramid, a pointy, barren rock in the middle of the Tasman Sea, 23km (14 miles) away from Lord Howe's Island.
Ball's Pyramid is 300 metres (980 ft) wide; it's shaped like a knife. The sea is too rough to land a boat, and the cliff face is mostly vertical, so the science team had to jump ashore and climb. And hope there would be something there.
Somehow, a tiny population of tree lobsters had survived on a few bushes high up on the rocky slope. Because they were so exposed and so easily could be washed away by a big storm, the science team petitioned to begin a captive breeding program. A pair of stick insects dubbed "Adam and Eve" were eventually brought back to Melbourne Zoo.
The Lord Howe Stick Insect story, and what happened next to Adam and Eve, is now told in a visually stunning new film, "Sticky", by Jilli Rose. The first public premier will be at Cinequest in San Jose in March. I was lucky enough to get an advance copy, so I could view the whole short. It's about 20 minutes long.
The musical score is haunting; and the historic loss of biodiversity is heart-breakingly and creatively illustrated. Every frame of the film is lovely and drenched with color. I haven't cried this hard over an animated film since Grave of the Fireflies.
Sticky tells the story of the demise of the tree lobster, and its amazing second chance at life. I actually found myself removing spoilers from this review, since I don't want to dilute the emotional gut punch of the film's beginning, and then the optimistic "But It Got Better!" of the end. Have a look (I suggest viewing it full screen):
Edited 1-10-2015: The full version of the film is now available; have updated link.
The video is narrated by one of the members of the team that traveled to Ball's Pyramid and helped to bring tree lobsters back to the mainland for a captive breeding program. We get an inside view into the joys and terrors of trying to rescue an animal known from only one tiny spot on the planet.
"So many conservation stories are grim and worrying, it's easy to feel hopeless in the face of them. I want to drop a good story into the mix, to uplift and hopefully energize viewers… and to inspire them to care about the fate of creatures that may not be what they usually consider 'cute' or 'cuddly'", says film director and animator Rose.
This film is a love letter to the stick insect, but also to modern zoos and museums involved in research, breeding, and conservation of animals all over the globe. They share information and best practices. They create new knowledge and plan for the future. And they are non-profits supported mostly by donations.
If you get a chance to see this film, go. Take tissues. But at the end you'll also feel a bit hopeful. We can make things better. There is still time to act.


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Date & Time: | 10:00-18:00, Wednesday January 18th, 2012 |
Venue: | Korean Cultural Center (4-4-10, Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) |
Language: | Japanese, Korean, and English with simultaneous translation |
Organizers: | The Japan Foundation and Council of Europe |
Supported by: | Korean Cultural Center, Korean Embassy in Japan, Council of Local Authorities for International Relations (CLAIR), Japan Intercultural Academy of Municipalities (JIAM) , Cabinet Office of Government of Japan, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Agency for Cultural Affairs |
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Introduction 1. Introducing Each Country / Region 10:15 - 10:50 10:50 - 11:10 11:10 - 11:30 11:45 - 13:15 Working Lunch 2. Mayors Summit for Intercultural Cities 15:00 - 16:20 Session 2 16:30 - 17:50 Session 3 Closing Session: |
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After months of speculation, we have some finality for a dozen of the players implicated in the Biogenesis scandal. Major League Baseball has officially announced 50-game suspensions for Nelson Cruz, Jhonny Peralta, Everth Cabrera, Antonio Bastardo, Jesus Montero, Francisco Cervelli, Jordany Valdespin, Fautino De Los Santos, Jordan Norberto, Cesar Puello, Fernando Martinez and Sergio Escalona.
All of those players will accept their suspensions, while Alex Rodriguez, who was suspended for 211 games (effective Aug. 8), will appeal his suspension and be eligible to play until that process is complete.
The suspensions carry particular weight for the Rangers and Tigers. The Rangers, who are 2.5 games back of the A's in the AL West and just a half-game behind the Indians for a Wild Card berth, will lose their starting right-fielder and club home run leader in Cruz for the remainder of the regular season.
The Tigers will lose Peralta, their starting shortstop, for the remainder of the season as they look to fend off surging Cleveland and Kansas City clubs and win the American League Central division. Detroit safeguarded itself somewhat against the loss of Perata by acquiring Jose Iglesias in a three-team deal with the White Sox and Red Sox prior to the trade deadline.
Bob Nightengale of USA Today was the first to tweet that Cruz would accept his suspension. Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports first tweeted that Peralta, Cabrera, Bastardo and Valdespin would also accept 50-game bans. Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports added Escalona to the list (Twitter link), and Rosenthal reported that Cervelli, Montero, Puello, De Los Santos, Martinez and Norberto would do the same (on Twitter).
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Yankees Acquire Fernando Martinez
The Yankees acquired Fernando Martinez from the Astros in exchange for minor league right-hander Charles Basford, according to Brian T. Smith of the Houston Chronicle (on Twitter).
Martinez, 24, has been less-than-stellar in 35 plate appearances for the Astros this season. In his five years for the Astros and Mets, the left-handed hitting outfielder has a .206/.269/.362 slash line. Martinez was once considered to be a promising farmhand in the Mets' system and was ranked as high as No. 22 across the minors by Baseball America prior to the 2007 season.
Basford, 22, has spend the last two seasons with the Yankees' New York-Penn League affiliate. In 19 relief appearances, the right-hander has a 5.13 ERA with 7.9 K/9 and 2.7 BB/9.
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Minor Moves: Astros, Gonzalez, Wade, Wheeler
We'll keep an eye on today's minor moves right here:
- Astros outfielder Fernando Martinez has been outrighted to Triple-A, MLB.com's Brian McTaggart reports (Twitter link). Martinez was designated for assignment by the club earlier this week.
- Edgar Gonzalez has elected to become a free agent after clearing waivers, Sportsnet's Shi Davidi reports (via Twitter). Gonzalez was designated for assignment by the Blue Jays two days ago and he chose free agency rather than report to Triple-A Buffalo. The right-hander posted a 7.88 ERA in eight innings pitched with Toronto this season.
The Cubs released right-hander Cory Wade, according to Matt Eddy of Baseball America. Wade, who struggled in ten games for the Cubs' Triple-A affiliate, owns a 3.65 ERA with 6.9 K/9 and 2.1 BB/9 across four big league seasons.
- The Royals have released right-handed relief pitcher Dan Wheeler, tweets Bob Dutton of the Kansas City Star. Wheeler, 35, had been pitching for the Royals' Triple-A affiliate, where he struggled to a 9.00 ERA over 15 innings with a substandard 2.200 WHIP. Last year, Wheeler made just twelve appearances for the Indians and was similarly ineffective, pitching to an 8.76 ERA. Between 2003-2011, Wheeler made no fewer than 35 big league appearances per season. His best seasons came with the Astros in 2005-06, when he logged over 70 innings a year and posted consecutive 2.21 and 2.52 ERA marks.
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Astros Designate Rick Ankiel, Fernando Martinez For Assignment
The Astros announced that they have designated outfielders Rick Ankiel and Fernando Martinez for assignment via team press release. In related moves, Trevor Crowe and Jimmy Paredes have been called up from Triple-A Oklahoma City, J.D. Martinez has been activated from the disabled list and Brandon Laird has been optioned to Triple-A.
Ankiel, 33, hit .194/.231/.484 with five homers in 65 plate appearances for the Astros. He will forever hold the distinction of being the first Astro to homer following their shift to the American League. Since reviving his career as an outfielder in 2007, the former Cardinals pitcher has batted .244/.306/.430 in 1948 plate appearances.
Martinez, still just 24 years of age, was long hailed as one of the crown jewels of the Mets' farm system. It was considered a coup for the Mets when they were able to acquire Johan Santana from the Twins without including him in the package, but his star has faded since that time. After being cut loose from the Mets' 40-man roster, the Astros claimed him on waivers in January 2012. Martinez has hit just .206/.269/.362 in 310 big league plate appearances, though he does hold a respectable .279/.337/.474 batting line in 1119 career plate appearances at Triple-A.
NL East Notes: Gio, Owings, Stanton, Young
Nationals left-hander Gio Gonzalez was one of several players whose names were found in the records of Biogenesis, a Miami clinic linked to PEDs, as revealed last month by the Miami New Times. According to a new report from ESPN's Mike Fish and T.J. Quinn, however, none of the substances that Gonzalez allegedly purchased are banned by Major League Baseball. Gonzalez has denied any personal involvement with Biogenesis, though his father is a client of the clinic.
Here are some more items from around the NL East…
- Fish and Quinn cite Mets outfield prospect Cesar Puello as one of the new names listed as having received PEDs from Biogenesis. Padres shortstop Everth Cabrera, Athletics left-hander Jordan Norberto, Padres right-hander Fautino De Los Santos and Astros outfielder Fernando Martinez were also named.
- After six seasons as a pitcher, Micah Owings is trying to make the Nationals' roster as a first baseman. Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post chronicles Owings' decision to make the move, which included a talk with Rick Ankiel, another pitcher-turned-hitter. Owings, who signed a minor league deal with the Nats earlier this month, has a .283/.310/.502 line in 219 career Major League plate appearances.
- Giancarlo Stanton has been the subject of trade rumors for much of the offseason but CBS Sports' Jon Heyman hears from the Marlins that Stanton is "not going anywhere" (Twitter link). We heard last month that Miami wasn't considering a Stanton deal and hadn't even internally discussed such a move.
- The Phillies' acquisition of Michael Young was the team's best offseason move, Bob Brookover of the Philadelphia Inquirer opines. Brookover favored Young over free agent third base options like Kevin Youkilis and Mark Reynolds due to the ex-Ranger's durability and clubhouse leadership.
NL East Notes: Phillies, Harper, Martinez
Earlier today, we learned the Nationals signed outfielder/first baseman Xavier Nady to a minor league contract, adding insurance for Michael Morse and Adam LaRoche, who are both battling injuries. Here's more on the Nats and a couple other items of note …
- Phillies manager Charlie Manuel implied that his team may look for infield help outside of camp now that Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and Placido Polanco are all dealing with injuries, writes Matt Gelb of the Philadelphia Inquirer. We heard earlier today that the Phils could be interested in someone like utility man Mike Aviles of the Red Sox, although Aviles is tentatively slated to be Boston's starting shortstop as of now.
- The Nationals optioned prized prospect Bryce Harper to minor league camp, the team announced. The Nats will go with an in-house option such as Roger Bernadina and/or Rick Ankiel in center field, a source tells Bill Ladson of MLB.com, with Jayson Werth playing right field. Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com, for one, doesn't think Harper's demotion was related to his arbitration or free-agent clocks (via Twitter).
- Mets manager Terry Collins said Fernando Martinez, now with the Astros, was waived this offseason because the outfielder was unable to stay healthy, writes Paul Hagen of MLB.com. "I know his talent. I know he's got great talent. Unfortunately, he's been one of those guys who's had a tough time getting the amount of games that I think you have to have to get ready." Martinez, for his part, said he was surprised that the Mets chose to waive him, thinking instead that he thought at times that a trade was possible.
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Astros Claim Fernando Martinez
1:35pm: The Astros claimed Martinez, tweets ESPNNewYork's Adam Rubin. They had the first crack at Martinez in the waiver process, with MLB's worst record in 2011.
11:53am: Mets outfielder Fernando Martinez will be claimed shortly by an NL Central team, tweets ESPN's Enrique Rojas. The team appears to be the Astros, based on this tweet from Rojas.
Baseball America named Martinez one of the top 100 prospects in the game before each of the 2007-10 seasons, and at age 23, he's worth a 40-man roster spot for new Houston GM Jeff Luhnow. Injuries, selectivity, and plate coverage have limited Martinez thus far, wrote Baseball America a year ago.
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NL East Notes: Martinez, Mets, Phillies
Former Phillies closer Ryan Madson is set to join the Reds, but that's not the only news to emerge from the NL East tonight…
- One scout guaranteed to ESPN.com's Jayson Stark that at least five teams will claim Mets outfielder Fernando Martinez, who is now on waivers (Twitter link).
- The Mets are close to finalizing the sale of at least five $20MM shares in the team, according to Andy Martino, Bill Madden and Teri Thompson of the New York Daily News. MLB has approved the potential investors, so the Mets should raise more than $100MM within the month, the Daily News reports.
- Phillies assistant GM Scott Proefrock said on Comcast SportsNet that the team has had discussions with Cole Hamels and expects to sign him to a one-year deal, according to Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com. I discussed a possible extension for Hamels last month. The left-hander will be eligible for free agency following the 2012 season.
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BRAD'S COMMENTS: Long, long ago, in a childhood far, far away, I actually built this ship as a crude cardboard and typing paper model, in the same fashion as I built the USS Enterprise. Even more than the Aakenn, the Liberty is ripped from history as an analog to the Liberty Ship--that 20th century hero of the Second World War which braved the dangerous Atlantic during the German "wolf pack" days. Like I stated with the Aakenn, it's fun to set up small flotillas of Liberty freighters, or even mixed-bag groups of Liberty, Aakenn, Cochrane, Lotus Flower, and other cargo vessels, then surround them with an escort fleet that must fight off a 'pack' of aggressive Klingon or Romulan raiders. I also like the design of the Liberty, as its warp nacelles are in scale with the saucer, and the overly massive secondary hull looks vast and roomy, just as a freighter's hold should be.
From the FASA Star Trek FEDERATION SHIP RECOGNITION MANUAL, circa 1985
Liberty Class VII Freighter
Notes: The Liberty Class freighters have been in the service of Star Fleet since Stardate 1/8806.
For 35 years, these ships have plied the spacelanes, carying untold quantities of goods and materials to all corners of the Federation.
More than any other ship, the Liberty Class ships symbolize the UFP's commercial advance into known space.
These freighters were used extensively during the Four Years War to carry supplies into forward areas.
For such missions, they were armed to help in protecting the convoys from Klingon ambush, but their light weapons were of little use against the sophisticated weapons of the Klingons.
On one occasion, a convoy made up of 20 Liberties was attacked by a small group of Klingon ships.
They managed to drive off the Klingons, destroying one with a loss of only two vessels.
Of the 1,260 Liberty Class freighters built, 161 Mk Is and 492 Mk Ills remain in active service, with 68 Mk Is and 10 Mk Ills in reserve fleets.
Four Mk Ills are used by Star Fleet Training Command; 188 Mk Is and 51 Mk Ills have been destroyed; 24 Mk Is have been captured by the Klingons; 33 Mk Is and 9 Mk Ills are listed as missing; 126 Mk Is and 18 Mk Ills have been scrapped; and 48 Mk Is and 28 Mk Ills have been sold.
Production of the Mk I was halted on Stardate 2/1203.
The Mk III is produced at the Tellar, Cait, Morena, and Sol ll facilities. The combined annual production rate is 32.
Construction Data: Model Numbers- Ship Class- Date Entering Service- Number Constructed |
Hull Data: Superstructure Points- Damage Chart- Size Length- Width- Height- Weight- Cargo Cargo Units- Cargo Capacity- Landing Capability- |
10 C 240 meters 160 meters 50 meters 98,585 tons 7,030 units 351,500 tons None |
11 C 240 meters 160 meters 50 meters 99,690 tons 10,000 units 500,000 tons None |
Equipment Data: Control Computer Type- Transporters- Standard 6-person- Combat 20-person- Emergency 22-person- cargo small- cargo large- |
M-1 2 none none 6 4 |
M-2 2 none none 6 4 |
Other Data: Crew- Passengers- Shuttlecraft- |
70 20 8 |
72 20 8 |
Engines and Power Data: Total Power Units Available- Movement Point Ratio- Warp Engine Type- Number- Power Units Available- Stress Charts- Maximum Safe Cruising Speed- Emergency Speed- Impulse Engine Type- Power Units Available- |
22 3/1 unloaded 7/1 loaded FWE-1 2 8 G/K Warp 7 unloaded Warp 4 loaded Warp 9 unloaded Warp 5 loaded FIB-3 6 |
32 3/1 unloaded 7/1 loaded FWE-2 2 13 G/K Warp 7 unloaded Warp 4 loaded Warp 9 unloaded Warp 5 loaded FIC-3 6 |
Weapons and Firing Data: Beam Weapon Type- Number- Firing Arcs- Firing Chart- Maximum Power- Damage Modifiers +1 |
FL-2 2 1f/s, 1a/p F 2 |
FH-2 2 1f/s, 1a/p H 3 (1 - 10) |
Shields Data: Deflector Shield Type- Shield Point Ratio- Maximum Shield Power- |
Defense Factor- Weapon Damage Factor- |
unloaded 34.5 loaded 1.2 |
unloaded 52.3 loaded 2.6 |


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